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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Grammatically correct?
Hi. Are these sentences grammatically correct?
1. He was looking into/(in?) her eyes with nothing but sadness in his eyes.
2. When the cat sat down on her lap, a smile appeared on her face.
Thanks.
1. He was looking into/(in?) her eyes with nothing but sadness in his eyes.
2. When the cat sat down on her lap, a smile appeared on her face.
Thanks.
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1. He was looking into her eyes with nothing but sadness. 2.
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- He was looking into her eyes with nothing but sadness.
- 2.
- When the cat sat on her lap, a smile appeared on her face.
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1. He was looking into her eyes with nothing but sadness.
2. When the cat sat on her lap, a smile appeared on her face.
2. When the cat sat on her lap, a smile appeared on her face.
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